The code snippet `print(None, 10)` prints the values `None` and...

The code snippet print(None, 10) prints the values None and 10 separated by a space to the standard output.

Specifically:

• None is Python's special null-like value that represents "nothing" or "no value."
• 10 is an integer.

When the print function is called with multiple arguments, it prints them by default separated by a space. Hence, the output of this code will be:

None 10